Caves Found Escaping Fire Blocked by Flames
Firefighters confined the blaze to the lobby after a stairway escape route was blocked by flames, trapping occupants momentarily. A search recovered occupants, and authorities investigated the cause of the early fire emergency.
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Yuwue
Card Sent From Canada Reaches Mathews Family
A greeting card mailed Dec 17 in Canada arrived at 3207 Washington yesterday for Henry E. Mathews Jr. from his grandmother Mrs. Sarah Herring. The card postmarked Dec 17 1947 in Canada, Amarillo postmark dated Nov 22 1948, suggesting a long, winding journey.
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Henry E. Mathews
Washington
Sarah Herring
Mr Mathews
Fear Street Damage By Hard Winter
City Manager N V Moss and H R Smith warn that a harsh winter could worsen Amarillo streets. Last winter alternating freezing and thawing damaged about 100 blocks of paving. 22 blocks were retopped this summer. Officials fear further loss if rains return, and plan to retop more blocks next summer.
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N. V. Moss
H.R. Smith
Amarillo
Moss
Wait for Cold To Plug Leaks In Five Million Tank
Workmen monitor daily to decide when to seal leaks in the Fallen underground city water storage tank at the Pump station. Built by Eighth and Bonham Construction, the five million gallon tank was completed in summer, filled, leaked, drained, and caulked. Crews paused until cold weather as caulking expands in cold, contracts in heat, with City Manager N. V. Moss overseeing the project.
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Eighth
Bonham
Jenks
N. V. Moss
Civic Chorus Sees Evening Meeting Time Change
The Amarillo Civic Chorus shifts rehearsal to 8:30 PM at the Musical Arts Conservatory due to a crowded school schedule. Miss Hilda Lanning says the group will carol in San Jacinto and perform before civic clubs this holiday season. The chorus invites new singers to attend tonight’s meeting. New York was the third colony to have a printing press and a newspaper.
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Civic Chorus
Amarillo
Cootiettes Aid Children Visit Department Store
Mary Lou, Sally, Dorothy and Wanda Johnson sisters in the Preventorium visited Stubble Field Department Store to be fitted for shoes donated by the Cactus Cootiettes. Led by Mrs. Vera Kelly, the club supports the Preventorium with monthly birthday parties and plans a shipment of warm winter clothing for the children.
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Sally
Wanda
Mary Lou
Dorothy Johnson
Jomas
Brady L. McCoy
Stubblefielld
Dorothy
Wanda Johnson
Vera Kelly
Gladys Andrews
Andrews
Louisiana girl weds at 14 in 90 minute honeymoon
A 14 year old girl left a juvenile home to attend church married a 20 year old man in Bossier City with a license issued earlier the same day. The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace J B Lee. The girl returned to the home that night.
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Prirceverurd
Fred
Louisiana
Justice of the Peace
J. B. Lee
Bossier City
Jueenile
Chris Barnette
Communists Take Over Warsaw Labor Union Presidency
In Warsaw on November 24 Polish Communists seized control of the nation’s largest labor group, the Central Trade Unionists with 333,000 members. Edward Ochab, a Communist Party leader, became president with two fellow Communists named as vice president and secretary. Socialist Tadeusz Cwik was named general secretary as his party merges with the Communists during a Warsaw congress. News from New York to New Orleans took ten days or more to reach.
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Warsaw
Communist Party
Edward Ochab
Tadeusz Cwik
Dee
Flames Chase 40 From Alice Hotel
Flames broke out at the two story Travelers Hotel in ALICE on November 24 sending about 40 guests fleeing down ladders and ropes. Mike Reynolds alerted others as fire swept the lobby and stairway while night clerk Tim Farias helped evacuate guests from the upper floor.
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Alice
Travelers Hotel
Mike Reynolds
Reynolds
Tim Farias
Brooklyn mother births in Gimbels infirmary
Mrs Stella Pangia, a Brooklyn housewife of 30, gave birth to a baby girl in Gimbels Department Store infirmary yesterday. Store officials announced a free layette for the newborn and mother, who are now at Brooklyn Hospital.
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New York
Spa
Brooklyn
Gimbels Department Store
Stella Pangia
Rooklyn Hospital
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